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National Retrofit Programme
• Upgrade Scotland’s housing stock, tackle fuel poverty and reduce carbon emissions
• Tackle fuel poverty on an area basis, cover Scotland in 10 years
• Supercede but build on EAP and UHIS• Use our £65m for energy efficiency programmes from
13/14 to lever in ECO to create up to £200m initiative• LAs having a central role in developing and delivering
the NRP
National Retrofit Programme• Options for delivery of NRP being
considered
• Discussions with COSLA and Energy Companies ongoing
• Development of NRP will continue over the summer
Energy Company Obligation (ECO)• UK Government places obligations on
energy suppliers to meet targets
• ECO replaces CERT & CESP
• Could be worth around £120m to Scotland each year
• Split into 3 separate targets
ECO• Target 1: Affordable Warmth
– Heating & insulation for poor & vulnerable
• Target 2: Carbon Saving Communities– Loft, cavity & other insulation measures for
poorest areas– Includes social housing
• Target 3: Carbon Saving – Solid wall & hard to treat cavities, plus
packages
Group 1:Targetting Areas and People
• How identify target areas for NRP, how do we map these?
• Link to Carbon Saving Communities element of ECO (RSLs)
• Role of Housing stock-where is the solid wall housing for Carbon Saving element
• How ensure rural areas included
Group 2 :Maximising Investment• How to maximise investment in EE by energy
companies, landlords householders.• How to make Scotland the most attractive place
in GB for E. comps. to ensure pro rata share of investment or better
• Best use of SG funding to lever in other funding sources
• Other funding-LAs, householders, others-role of green deal
Group 3:Building NRP structures at local level
• Building on existing local council led delivery structures
• How to engage with community groups• How to engage with RSLs, private landlords• Potential for partnership with RSLs, other
councils• Maximising opportunities for local businesses